Newer versions of systemd (RHEL 7.3+) support the --now flag to start and enable the service in one command.
--now
Does this work? I thought it is systemctl enable --now <unit>?
systemctl enable --now <unit>
I tested systemctl enable --now <unit> and systemctl enable <unit> --now on RHEL 7.6. They both work.
systemctl enable <unit> --now
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I wonder how much value brevity is here. Those who know systemd can sort this out themselves and probably don't even need to see these commands. Those who are unfamiliar with systemd usage could probably benefit from seeing the separate commands.
I've found that it makes it faster to set up Koji when there are fewer commands to copy & paste.
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Pull-Request has been merged by mikem
Newer versions of systemd (RHEL 7.3+) support the
--nowflag to start and enable the service in one command.